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Tuck is now as high as he can go in obedience, and Overs remains optimistic about Tuck’s chances of holding a good national standing come December

The group stood near the intersection of Main Street and Caribou Street around Victory Church for about an hour, holding various signs that said, “A person’s a person no matter how small,” “I am for children, I am for women, I am for life,” and “Protect pre-born human rights.”

"It was said that the paymaster doled out cash to everyone on the base using only $2 bills (to demonstrate the message)"

The Board of Police Commissioners received the September crime statistics during its Oct. 9 meeting, with the data showing that total crimes against people had declined year-over-year by 1.6 per cent and total crimes against property had declined 27 per cent.

Twenty-nine people are running for a city council position in the upcoming municipal election, including 24 people aiming for a council seat and five people shooting for the mayor’s chair.

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Total of 127 players from throughout WHL beginning new campaign in NHL

Stellar start to season sees Moose Jaw captain put up five points in first two games since arriving from Winnipeg

During a media scrum after the Oct. 9 Board of Police Commissioners’ meeting, Chief Rick Bourassa confirmed that he fired Supt. Taylor Mickleborough from the Moose Jaw Police Service using The Police Act as his guide.

At this time, the cause of death is unknown, but the Moose Jaw Police Service continues to investigate in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Corners Service.